Washington University in St. Louis

The High School ID Camp uses game-based sessions enabling participants to show how they read the game, their skill set and their physical capabilities. Coach instruction is to demonstrate expectations the staff has for our players.

Ages: High School 2027, 2028, or 2029 graduates only or attending WashU in Fall 2026
Dates:
Camp #1 June 28th, 9am - 4pm
Camp #2 June 29th, 9am - 4pm
Camp #3 July 10th, 9am - 4pm
Camp #4 July 16th, 9am - 4pm

Fees:$210

REGISTRATION HERE

CAMP DETAILS:

Limited Enrollment 
In an effort to provide as personal an experience as possible, enrollment will be limited to 8 goalkeepers and 60 field players in each session. Applications will be processed on a "first come" basis. Only accepting participants who will be attending WashU in Fall 2026, or are in the 2027, 2028, or 2029 high school graduation classes. 
 
Meals 
One meal will be provided in the middle of camp. Campers are encouraged to eat a large breakfast before coming to the check-in. 
 
Check-In and Campus Tours 
Registration and check-in will be from 8:30am-9am. The camp will end at 4pm and a campus tour of Athletics & Recreation Facility is expected to be included during the 9am-4pm time frame. You are welcome to sign up for a formal admissions tour if you wish. 
 
Location and Facilities 
Check-in and clinics are held at WashU's Francis Olympic Field. 
 
The clinic will be held on the Francis Olympic Field and Varsity Gym of the Athletic Complex at the west end of the Danforth Campus of Washington University in St. Louis. Access is off of Forsyth Boulevard, one block east of Big Bend Boulevard. More detailed directions will be sent prior to the start of camp. 
 
Drop Off and Pick Up 
The specific drop off and pick up location will be Lot 31 next to the Tao Tennis Courts and Athletic Complex. We will have staff in the lot helping direct campers. For those driving themselves or parking, please use the top level of the Snow Way Parking Garage. 
 
What to Wear and What to Bring 

• Camp Waiver (if it has not been sent to bordelon@wustl.edu) 

• Medical Information Form (if it has not been sent to bordelon@wustl.edu) 

• Soccer shoes (wood surface in case we are forced indoors and turf) 

• Shin guards 

• Normal soccer attire (shorts, socks, shirts, training top and bottoms) 

• Water bottle 

Staff 
The clinic is conducted by the WashU soccer coaches. 
 
Insurance 
Each participant must provide their own medical insurance for emergency medical care. Please check with your provider to make sure your participant is covered for this activity. Insurance information and parental consent signatures must be completed on the application. 
 
Medical 
An athletic trainer is on duty during all activity periods. There will be access to a medical doctor and emergency medical facilities in case of emergencies. The athletic trainer will determine whether to seek emergency treatment. 

REGISTRATION HERE

Questions Contact: Andrew Bordelon, bordelon@wustl.edu